While many are talking about the physical health and economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic, few have been highlighting the mental health challenges it will simultaneously bring.
Mental health doesn’t operate in a vacuum, parallel to everyday life.
Rather, everyday life, financial challenges, fear, loneliness and family law battles will all play a part in contributing to an increase in Australians seeking support.
This is not a gender issue.
Mental health is a human battle.
Men and women suffer, feel pain and hopelessness, equally.
On Sunday, the Morrison government announced a $1.1
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